4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Editorial Comments-*
(Continued from Page 2)
To Senator McCarran, who hold a
deep distrust of foreigners (except
Basque sheepheiders needed in Ne
vada), maybe they are insignificant.
To fair-minded Americans, and to our
friends across the oceans, this will
seem a sweeping statement.
Here are the objections which the
president cites as "many serious and
inequitable restriction»” caused by
the law:
1. Consuls now have to forecast un
predictable events, and decide whether
or not an alien may some day become
a public charge.
2. Consuls have to do another crys
tal-ball job when they rule on whether j
or not an alien might engage in espi- .
onage or subversive activities.
3. Any citizen could be put on the !
griddle under a provision which per- |
mits immigration officials to interro
gate “any alien or person believed to
be an alien as to his right to be or to j
remain in the United States.”
4. Naturalized citizens are really
“second class” citizens because, if they !
reside abroad for certain periods, they '
can be expatriated “without reference
to any other conduct on their part.”
5. Seamen are unduly restricted in '
leaving their ships while in U.S. ports. ,
6. The act fails to define “political”
offenses for which an alien may be|
denied admission.
7. Aliens who were Fascists or
Nazis, and still are, can enter the
U.S. unless it’s pioved that they want
to establish Fascism or Nazism here;
at the same time anyone with the,
remotest connection with a Commu- I
nist front, even as a child, is com
pletely barred.
8. An alien could be deported for
subversive activity even though it was
years ago, and he has conducted him
self as a model American for perhaps j
20 years.
9. There’s no definition in the law
of the “exceptional and extremely un- I
usual hardship cases” in which the
attorney general may suspend depor
tation.
10. Provisions which let foreign
governments "borrow” their quotas in ,
advance will cut off immigration from I
May IL 19~>3 Mr. Eisenhower’s list. — Trom The Hoyt, to teach second grade and part ;
of third grade; Miss Minnie B. Miller,
Bremerton Sun.
pait of third grade and fourth; Mrs.!
some nations for many yeais in the
Gladys Claxton, fifth grade; Russell
future.
Hoyt, sixth grade; Albert Warby, |
There are good point? to the Mc-
seventh and eighth grades; Miss •
Carran-Walter law, to be suie. For
Kazuko Inuzuka. Miss -Evelyn Gear- I
one thing, it has revoked the old
hart, Francis Kettleson and Otis j
“yellow peril” law which denied citi
White, high school.
zenship to some of our Ju^an-born
Detroit
Five elementaiy school
White will also continue in the !
neighbors on Bainbridge island, even teacheis and four high school instruc
those who have given their sons’ lives tors have signed contracts to teach in capacity of school superintendent over j
the Detioit Idanha school next year. the combined gtade and high school. I
in the service of this country.
The following teachers are included
A first grade teacher has not yet
But there are a good many question
able things in it, too, as evidenced by in the renewal contracts: Mrs. Elsie been hired.
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